Magnet Motor from Argentina, part2

[CLaNZeR]

Hi Jason

Is your offer still up to convert the plans you have to DXF files, if so I will then try to convert to Gcode files and have a go a milling it out.

Regards

Sean.

Hi Mani,

A few people have built partial prototypes and one person has claimed to have it working but we have yet to create a nice, public proof-of-concept design that works. I am still interested in doing a replication and would like to work with anyone who has access to CNC machines. I have an existing CAD model which I can easily modify to fit a number of standard magnet sizes that I have been looking at. If anyone is interested in seriously persuing this, I am ready to move forward.

God Bless,
Jason O

[konduct]

Does anyone here have an idea of how to use the Torbay concept in attraction mode as opposed to repulsion?  What do you guys think would make it work similarly?

[Jdo300]

Hi Craig and all the guys trying to crack the Torbay Motor
This is my first post to this forum you guys give me a lot of pleasure reading all the ideas and inovations you come up with to get a system that will finaly give free energy to a needy world.
I was born in the UK but I have been living in South Africa for the last 33 years and if ever there is a need for free energy then africa is defininatly the place that needs it.
Enough of my rambling the reason I am posting to the forum, I work in a machine shop where we use dial guages with a magnetic based stand, I hope you guys are familiar with it. The Base has a switch when that when turned on  sticks to the bed of the lathe with a strong force and when you flick the switch off it has no force at all.
I was thinking maybe you could use somthing like this on your design. I stripped one apart to see how it worked, the magnate is a round bar about 40 mm diameter by 50 mm long one side of the diameter is north and the other side is south and the switch just revolves the round bar to get the effect. If this is not relevent to your work here please forgive my intrusion and keep up the good work.
regards Barkeroo 

Hmmm this sounds quite interesting. I've never heard of that before. Could you take a picture of it or make a rough sketch showing how it works. It could be useful.

God Bless,
Jason O

[Jdo300]

Hi Jason

Is your offer still up to convert the plans you have to DXF files, if so I will then try to convert to Gcode files and have a go a milling it out.

Regards

Sean.

Hi Mani,

A few people have built partial prototypes and one person has claimed to have it working but we have yet to create a nice, public proof-of-concept design that works. I am still interested in doing a replication and would like to work with anyone who has access to CNC machines. I have an existing CAD model which I can easily modify to fit a number of standard magnet sizes that I have been looking at. If anyone is interested in seriously persuing this, I am ready to move forward.

God Bless,
Jason O

Hi Sean,

I'd be happy to convert them for you. But I will need to know what size magnets you want to use so that I can scale the drawings to the right size. Especially for the rotor disk since I recommend using arc segment magnets to approximate the rotor rather than straight block magnets.

God Bless,
Jason O

[CLaNZeR]

Hi Jason

I can purchase the magnets to fit the design, if you have modelled it around certain magnets already.
If not I have 3/4 x 3/4 1/8 neo's that I use for alot of things.

Think the big challenge forst will be to convert it to Gcode to mill!

Regards

Sean.

Hi Sean,

I'd be happy to convert them for you. But I will need to know what size magnets you want to use so that I can scale the drawings to the right size. Especially for the rotor disk since I recommend using arc segment magnets to approximate the rotor rather than straight block magnets.

God Bless,
Jason O